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The need for uniform thickness in extruded lead sheathing for cable had led to the development of improved methods of controlling sheathing thickness. The newly developed ultrasonic thickness gauge (Vidigage) is described. The principles of operation are illustrated; and accuracy, use, and effect on specifications are discussed.
The need for uniform thickness in extruded lead sheathing for cable had led to the development of improved methods of controlling sheathing thickness. The newly developed ultrasonic thickness gauge (Vidigage) is described. The principles of operation are illustrated; and accuracy, use, and effect on specifications are discussed.
| Author(s) | Ruskin, J.Phillips Electrical Co Ltd., Branson Instruments |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products32(7): 772-775, 812-814 1957, Paper presented at WAI Canadian Regional Meeting, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada |
| Year | 1957 |
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